Gold Magnetic Sand (Lodestone Food), 1 Lb

Gold-toned magnetic sand. Fine iron grains in the prosperity color, leaping visibly to the lodestone's pull.

The traditional lodestone food. The conjure custom's feeding material for money and business stones.

Full working pound. Years of weekly feedings for a single stone, or a season's supply for a practice.

• Weight: 1 lb (about 454 g)
• Material: iron filings (magnetic sand / lodestone food), gold color
• Traditional purpose: money-drawing, business, and prosperity lodestone work
• Sold as a curio; for ritual use only, not for consumption; keep from small children, pets, moisture, and magnet-sensitive electronics
• SKU: RMAGSB

Everything true of our 4 ounce bag holds here at four times the depth: the lodestone is Hoodoo's living drawing curio, named, tended, and fed magnetic sand on a weekly schedule, the grains clinging to the stone in the small ceremony that renews both the helper's employment and the practitioner's attention, a practice documented across the tradition's great oral-history collections. The color system aims the work, and gold is the money register: the sand for lodestones assigned to prosperity, business, cash flow, and the customer-drawing stones the old shops kept by the register.

The pound is the format of practices rather than experiments: a single fed stone barely dents it in a year, so the size belongs to workers maintaining several stones, readers feeding client workings, coordinators supplying group rituals, and shops stocking mojo bag pinches, with smaller jars decanted for the daily altar and the main bag kept sealed and dry. Beside the silver pound the shelf divides by register exactly as the tradition's catalogs always did: gold feeds the money stones, silver the love stones, and a serious drawing practice keeps both fed.

1. Decant a working jar and keep the pound sealed against moisture.
2. Feed money lodestones a pinch weekly, naming the prosperity work aloud.
3. Add pinches to money mojo bags and cash-box workings.
4. Brush accumulated sand off monthly and save it for attraction powder.
5. Store the bag dry and away from electronics that mind magnets.

Feed on the stone's own anniversary day, weekly, per the old custom; the schedule is half the working.

• Gold Magnetic Sand (Lodestone Food), 4 oz: the starter bag of the same gold register.
• Silver Magnetic Sand (Lodestone Food), 1 Lb: the love register's matching pound.
• Green Lodestone: a money-dressed stone to put the food to work.
• Lodestone Oil, 4 Dram: the stone's traditional dressing beside its feeding.
• Fast Money Oil (Dinero Rapido) by Aura Variety, 4 Dram: the urgent wing of the same money work.

Is this the same sand as the 4 oz bag?

Yes: the same gold magnetic sand in the bulk working size, four times the supply for practices, readers, and shops.

Why gold rather than silver?

The tradition's color system aims the work: gold feeds money, business, and prosperity lodestones; silver feeds the love stones. Serious drawing shelves keep both.

How long does a pound last?

Feeding one or two stones weekly, well over a year and often several; the size is meant for multi-stone practices and shop supply.

Can it go in mojo bags without a lodestone?

Yes: a pinch of gold sand adds drawing energy to money mojo bags and cash-box workings on its own.

How should I store it?

Sealed and dry, with a small jar decanted for the altar; iron dislikes moisture and electronics dislike magnets.